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Subject: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 11 Jun 06 - 10:10 AM This IMHO will be an outstanding evening and not to be missed Market Rasen Folk Club Friday June 16th 2006 Website Market Rasen Folk Club Contact details can be obtained by clicking on this link. Click on the names below to go to their websites Two Spotlight Guests James Raynard 45 Minutes Cara 45 Minutes Support Artists Karen & Colin Thompson 30 minutes Beltona Band 30 minutes Entrance £3 No smoking. Disability friendly. Doors open at 7:30pm and music starts at 8:15pm and finishes at 11:30pm. Bring your own food and drink as there is no bar. Venue Address Market Rasen Folk Club Faldingworth Village Hall Faldingworth Lincolnshire LN8 3SE Location Maps Faldingworth Area Map Wider Area Map |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: BusyBee Paul Date: 11 Jun 06 - 05:24 PM Sorry, I'll be away but will catch them Cara Lads at Four Fools the weekend after. BBP |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Tim theTwangler Date: 12 Jun 06 - 12:33 AM sounds good from here! Mund you Les looks good from Here! LOL |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 12 Jun 06 - 02:55 AM What are you on Tim :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Sooz Date: 12 Jun 06 - 03:31 AM Something from the hallucinogen cupboard! |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Tim theTwangler Date: 12 Jun 06 - 05:30 AM Still on a high from actualy playing in same singaround as Stitherum,The Cater Twins,and Hellian Keys etc. Jen and I were talking about it last night and we both made the same comment at same time. Doesnt MR Sooz play beautifully. Was a big thrill for us and the guys with the Mandolin and guitar ,and recorder/gutar duet was just great to hear it all. Is still new and fresh to us not like you Jaded lot! Lol |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: GUEST,Sooz (at work) Date: 12 Jun 06 - 06:27 AM Who are you calling jaded, Tim? The cap fits but its too hot to wear it. Mr Sooz is doing penance for the mistakes he made! |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 12 Jun 06 - 07:42 AM Poor old Mr Sooz. What a dog's life he leads :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: GUEST,Sooz (at work) Date: 12 Jun 06 - 08:32 AM Lying in the sun while I am at work! |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 12 Jun 06 - 08:37 AM So he will have turned into a lobster by the time you get home then! You might never see him again as the flash floods that are due might wash him away. |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Tim theTwangler Date: 12 Jun 06 - 09:17 AM Well I think he is spot on and I enjoyed the chance to listen. I also like the variety of materiel you come up with. I think Terry and she who's name cannot be spelled correctly are great. I could have sat and listened to them "Just paracticing" for another hour and a half that day we came to the scarecrow fesrival. I would like to add although I am getting to know Ian and Hellen quite well and sometimes get to play with them,they always manage to suprise me. In fact I think MRFC is so well endowed with resident performers you cant really go far wrong. I love to hear unacompanied singing. When we played at those five folk clubs in one week last year I heard a fantastic variety of performers and enjoyed every one. I dont know what the proper name for it is,and Jen isnt here to ask, but we visited a club at a place called Flaxton just of the NYmoors We joined in a singaround and the sound you get when twenty people all suddenly join in a chorus with harmonies and a lot of passion,it does things to your insides. I am.I freely admit a musical ignoramus but I know when I hear something I like. |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 12 Jun 06 - 09:34 AM Do you mean A Capella - Twangy You should go to Gainsborough Folk Club and Grimsby Folk Club for A Capella, Twangy |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: GUEST,Sooz (at work) Date: 12 Jun 06 - 09:44 AM You will get wonderful harmonies at Gainsborough, Tim. At Grimsby they tend to join in in unison. Either way it is a great feeling although it can be a bit unsettling until you get used to it. Its great to visit lots of clubs - vive la diffence! Careful what you say about Gwenda - she could decide to turn you into a frog even when you are saying something nice! :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rockhen Date: 12 Jun 06 - 10:17 AM Doesn't he have to be a prince for that to happen...oh no, it is the other way round , I think! Perhaps next singaround at MRFC we should throw in one really well known song, and make it clear that everyone is to join in with harmonies or tune. It is great to be part of it when everyone is joining in. I love singing harmonies and i know what Twangy means about that feeling you get when the sounds and voices all blend together with emotion... |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Tim theTwangler Date: 12 Jun 06 - 11:45 AM Wish I hadnt mentioned it now looks a bit girly written down. We had some great nights out over the week and made to feel welcome a la MRFC. Only wish I could do it me self. I did ask around while we where there and the majority of the people said they had been brought up with that kind of singing. Is great to hear the difference in repetoire as well as you travel around even short distances. That Gwenda is so cute the way she wiggles her nose then looks down at the floor all expectantly. Maybe if she borrows wookies broomstick? |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Sooz Date: 12 Jun 06 - 12:36 PM She doesn't need to borrow a broomstick! One of the problems with using a PA is that you can only read the audiences lips to tell if they are joining in and harmonies are lost. I for one rarely join in when the artist is using a PA although I may mumble along to myself. Tim, you should go along to some harmony workshops at festivals. They are great fun. |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 12 Jun 06 - 01:32 PM But we all sing with you when you are singing with PA Mrs Sooz :-) Gwenda is not a witch, she is a really a nice person who has a wicked sense of humour. :-) Maybe the broomstick to hit Terry with. |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rockhen Date: 12 Jun 06 - 03:09 PM Hey, that's ok everyone, stick up for Gwenda but I notice you all agree i have a broomstick........!!! I traded it in when I got my extra long super duper piano....it just wouldn't balance on the end... I like using PA if I am playing with WWW but only if it is set up really sensitively so that it just sounds like a slightly louder and well-balanced version of the acoustic sound of the band. Playing without PA is more relaxed, in my experience but not always easy to get female vocals over unless you have a powerful voice, especially with four instruments playing at once. I like to hear a wide variety of music and I think it is good that many different venues and clubs exist to offer people a good choice of approaches and styles of music. The more we can all support these different places, the more chance the variety and quantity of venues will continue. Not always easy to get out of that armchair sometimes and go out after a busy day but Big Brother really isn't that amazing really, is it?!lol |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 12 Jun 06 - 03:34 PM Maybe I should change the name of the club to Market Rasen Witch Folk Club :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rockhen Date: 12 Jun 06 - 04:44 PM You better be polite to me, Villan! I'll get the old spell book out, LOL |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Tim theTwangler Date: 12 Jun 06 - 04:45 PM So while she drags herself out of that wicca chair i am reminded of her online name so is it a wicca wocca? Now I am not a wicca wocca knocker but are we getting into tabloid territory. Folk club in wicca wocca knocker shocker. And of course there is Les with his hook to get in on the act He would be the Wicca Wocca knocker shocker clocker Wouldnt he. I think that as the famous venue that the beetles played was the Cavern. The name for the MRFC would be the coven If he had a really long hook he could stand outside the door taking the money and still get the acts off on stage! Sort of a street hooker. |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rockhen Date: 12 Jun 06 - 05:00 PM You are treading on Rocky ground, Timmy.... watch out that the Twangler Dangler Mangler doesn't catch you one mysterious moonlight night....OK folks, sorry that was bit rude for me but it just rhymed so well I couldn't resist it... |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 12 Jun 06 - 05:01 PM Lets hope that Gwenda doesn't see all of this :-) < Used to enjoy being the guide for my work colleagues from Scotland. That was a hoot. Mind you I made sure they were safe :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rockhen Date: 12 Jun 06 - 05:02 PM Ohhh...someone appears to have posted under my name...how irritating! Bit rude too, am shocked... Back to the thread...looking forward to hearing old Oaklet and friends, (otherwise known as Cara,) plus the other acts on Friday. |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 12 Jun 06 - 05:10 PM And the <> in my previous post should have been Friday will be a Scintillating, Spiffingly, Sensational, Sensual, Syncopatingly, sound of music :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 12 Jun 06 - 05:13 PM Thats strange, some of the text I am typing isn't appearing in my post. Lets try again << Street Hooker >> If that doesn't work then >> Street Hooker << |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 12 Jun 06 - 05:15 PM Aghh if you put some text between <> it doesn't appear in your posting. Why is that then ? |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Tim theTwangler Date: 13 Jun 06 - 12:04 AM Hmmm I dangled in the moonlight my face was all aglow as I sat atop the lamp post and viewed the world below I opened up me raincaoat so everyone could see me twangler dangler hanging all wild and mangle free. |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 13 Jun 06 - 12:59 AM OK you can come down off the lamp post now Twangy. Just lucky for you that it was a warm night |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rockhen Date: 13 Jun 06 - 12:01 PM Terribly sorry old chaps...think it was that mystery person posting as me who started Twangy off again...if you ignore him, he may stop being rude!!! Sooooo.... talk about the music acts, quickly, Villan. what should we expect...? OK OK, I know, I should go on those links you posted... |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 13 Jun 06 - 12:23 PM A lot of variety Rockhen :-) It will open with Beltona Band who I think I am right in saying do English and Scottish tunes with the odd song. All musicians a very capable players. 30 minutes Next will be James Raynard. James Raynard is a young English folk singer, guitarist and fiddle player, based in Yorkshire. He was signed to One Little Indian Record's folk imprint Unearthed in 2005. His debut album Strange Histories was launched at Cambridge Folk Festival that summer. He was nominated for the BBC2 Awards this year. James Raynard is a young English folk singer, guitarist and fiddle player, based in Yorkshire. In 2005 he was signed to One Little Indian Record's folk imprint Unearthed. His debut album Strange Histories was launched at Cambridge Folk Festival and officially released on September 10th 2005. James is a self-taught musician who discovered folk music in his early twenties via Bob Dylan rather than through the classic route of family upbringing. When James turned his attention to English folk music he soon cultivated a deep and often obsessive fascination. His explorations led him to take up the fiddle and to study Folklore at Sheffield University. As James started to develop as a performer he formed a close relationship with folk hero Martin Carthy, who says, "James Raynard loves music, is inquisitive, passionate and brave. He is willing to take the sort of chances which make music an exciting place in which to work." Under the guidance of Carthy and mighty fiddle-player Gina Le Faux, James went on to performances alongside such well-known folk names as John and Benji Kirkpatrick, Eddie Upton and Rob Harbron. James' strong sense of rhythm was apparent in all his performances and he was in demand as a traditional dance musician, but it was his direct and engaging treatment of folksongs that brought him notoriety. James was signed to Unearthed in Late 2004. An interest in the earliest known English music peppers his repertoire and an 'echo of the medieval' is often apparent, perhaps most notably in his rendition of the old ballad The Outlandish Knight. The result is a performer who brings character and energy and his live shows and recordings, while upholding the simplest methods of presentation. By spring 2005 James was in a castle in Herefordshire recording his debut solo album with producer Jim Moray. After appearances at festivals and on BBC Radio 2's Mike Harding Show, his album was officially released in September '05. James is also a member of stomping Sheffield-based folk trio Rackaback. 45 minutes After the break comes Karen & Colin Thompson. Karen & Colin from North Lincolnshire are continuing to gain a reputation as excellent performers. Originally a classical guitarist, Colin has combined elements of classical and traditional styles and the distinctive rhythms and decorations of Scottish pipe tunes which he has adapted for guitar. Karen has explored a range of musical genres from choral singing to punk rock. Together they have created a refreshing sound, setting poetry to self-composed tunes, finding little known traditional ballads and performing well-known songs in an individual manner. This provides an interesting and varied repertoire of love songs, wicked tales, pirate ballads and much more, all underpinned by the couple's obvious love of their music and good-humoured banter. They will do 30 minutes. Last of all is Cara. Cara play mainly Celtic-inspired music. They are an excellent band that consists of David Oakley who plays lovely fiddle, Mike Ryan - vocals uilleann pipes, mandolin, wistles and guitar, John Rawlings - guitar and cittern. 45 minutes Is that enough Rockhen :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Tim theTwangler Date: 13 Jun 06 - 06:47 PM I guess she is just a typical musician never satisfied. I am gonna be on same night as G&T HK ? wow I am realy made up and same night as WWW spotlight is a bit heady for lil ol me jenis dead calm about it. That bloomin accordion player is on form will need lots noise to drown out me noise. Do I get a badge or something afterwards to show of to me mates? |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rockhen Date: 13 Jun 06 - 07:39 PM What...I survived a gig at MRFC..?! Maybe there is a thought for Les...what about some badges, T shirts and stuff, could be a money raiser for the club funds...hmmmmm...slogan ideas, please? |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Tim theTwangler Date: 14 Jun 06 - 01:56 AM I folked up at...... Market Raisen Folk CLub Survivors Club. Old Folkies Do it Traditionally. M.R.F.C Do it at Faldingworth Village Hall For Folks Sake keep Music Live! M.R.F.C. Sponsored BY Teachers How Many Folkies does it take To Change Les Worral? I Was Hooked at..... M.R.F.C Needs you! (Picture of Les POinting) Come To M.R.F.C Get pissed and PLay! oh well it is Early aftrer all. |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Tim theTwangler Date: 14 Jun 06 - 06:18 AM Lovely weather for this time of year ? Guess I lowwered the tone a tad too much then? ok fine I hope you all get the best behaved classes today. I hope you all get that badly needed extra 6 weeks hols this year. I hope you all get a really cute classroom assistant who is very accurate at throwing the blackboard cleaner on your behalf. LOL |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 14 Jun 06 - 06:28 AM M.R.F.C. Sponsored BY Teachers I wish Allied Distillers Ltd would sponsor me :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Sooz Date: 14 Jun 06 - 06:39 AM I don't like the way this thread is going! |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 14 Jun 06 - 06:41 AM See what youve done now Twangy, you have upset Mrs Sooz :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Tim theTwangler Date: 14 Jun 06 - 01:19 PM In what way? I am very sorry if i have offended any one but dont understand how can have done lol |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 14 Jun 06 - 02:02 PM Mentioning Teachers Tim LOL :-) Strollin will be on in a minute extolling the virtues of Teachers :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Tim theTwangler Date: 14 Jun 06 - 03:38 PM Without teachers there would be no folk clubs, |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 14 Jun 06 - 03:48 PM Without Teachers there would be no drunks :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Sooz Date: 14 Jun 06 - 03:54 PM I've never taught anyone how to get drunk in my life! |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 14 Jun 06 - 03:57 PM And there was me thinking that you taught Mr Sooz :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 14 Jun 06 - 04:01 PM Isn't technology incredible. I can be on Mudcat and watch the Football live on my laptop at the same time. Amazing. All technology needs to do now, is to allow me to have folkwaves on at the same time as I watch the football and still communicate on Mudcat :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Tim theTwangler Date: 15 Jun 06 - 03:38 AM How the devil are yers this mornin? The thought of a bottle of Teachers is a bit weird innit? Is enough to drive you to drink although drink driving is not realy an option for us townies. Of course all the female teachers I know would have to be a in a Dimple bottle 'cos tht would stil allow em to look cute. All male teachers would have better taste in whiskey than to drink Teachers I think. Drink Teachers! leave the Whiskey alone! let your liver live and learn. Not long to go I love a good folk at the weekend. Errrr you got the super hook ready villan ol'chap I call him ol'chap 'cause he used to work in a gay cowbay bar in Amsterdam.LOL |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Rasener Date: 15 Jun 06 - 03:53 AM >> call him ol'chap 'cause he used to work in a gay cowbay bar in Amsterdam.<< Didn't know there was one Tim. Where was that then ? Got the super hook ready Tim, but don't think I will need it. Gwenda isn't on this week :-) |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Sooz Date: 15 Jun 06 - 04:59 AM I don't like whisky (or whiskey) Please can I have a pint of Old Peculier? |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: Tim theTwangler Date: 15 Jun 06 - 09:07 AM Thereyou are Les someone loves you after all. LOL |
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Subject: RE: Market Rasen Folk Club Fri June 16th 06 From: the fence Date: 15 Jun 06 - 05:41 PM See you tomorrow Les. |
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